Summary:
In London, Dorian Gray is posing for a portrait, painted by his friend Basil Hallward. Lord Henry Wotton visits Basil and remarks that as beautiful as Dorian may be, his youth and beauty will fade as the portrait will remain beautiful forever. Dorian wishes that he could be immortal as the portrait ages. Surprisingly, Dorian's wish came true. With his new found immortality, Dorian decides to have as many experiences as he can, even if he hurts others.
Theme:
Immortality is not a blessing, but a curse.
Recommendation:
This book is recommended for readers that like dark, philosophical books.
Summary:
In London, Dorian Gray is posing for a portrait, painted by his friend Basil Hallward. Lord Henry Wotton visits Basil and remarks that as beautiful as Dorian may be, his youth and beauty will fade as the portrait will remain beautiful forever. Dorian wishes that he could be immortal as the portrait ages. Surprisingly, Dorian's wish came true. With his new found immortality, Dorian decides to have as many experiences as he can, even if he hurts others.
Theme:
Immortality is not a blessing, but a curse.
Recommendation:
This book is recommended for readers that like dark, philosophical books.